Secondary schools always visit the Kunsthal with a guide. During the tour, the guide interacts with students about the works of art, asks viewing questions and engages students in short assignments. The price of a school visit including a guided tour is € 75.00 per group of up to 15 students. There is no admission charge for teachers and supervisors. The guided tour will take about 60 minutes. Requests for class visits must be submitted at least three weeks in advance via the button below. In less than ten working days you will be notified whether we are able to welcome the class(es) at the requested date and time.

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ArtHopping: right through the Kunsthal
available all year arround

During ArtHopping, a guide will lead you past various artworks and objects at a high pace, criss-crossing through the Kunsthal, while at the same time encouraging you to look differently at the extraordinary building. In only an hour, this allows you to find out more about several of our exhibitions as well as the Kunsthal building. Book this varied tour past many highlights and hidden gems now, and get ready to be surprised.

Architecture tour
available all year arround

Discover the unique Kunsthal building and its architecture during a guided tour.

Flowers Forever

To visit until 31 August 2026
Included in ArtHopping, can also be booked as a guided exhibtion tour

For the first time in the Netherlands, Flowers Forever offers a comprehensive cultural-historical overview of the flower, with over two hundred objects from the fields of art, design, fashion, and science. The exhibition shows how flowers evolved from mythical and religious icons into status symbols, commodities, and vital links in our global ecosystem. In seven chapters, the exhibition zooms in on various aspects of how flowers became embedded in our culture as vehicles for rituals, emotions, and ideas, thereby offering you surprising insights into the role of flowers in our society. Read more about the exhibition.

Helen Levitt. City at Play

To visit until 4 October 2026
Included in ArtHopping, can also be booked as a guided exhibtion tour

Experience a comprehensive overview of the work of Helen Levitt (1913–2009) at Kunsthal Rotterdam, one of the most important street photographers of the twentieth century. With over 220 photographs, a film and colour slides, City at Play brings more than fifty years of work together in one exhibition. Throughout her career, Levitt photographed life on the streets of New York: children playing under an open fire hydrant, women whispering in a doorway, a couple in the subway. Never posed or sensational, but full of subtle humour, tenderness and an eye for the everyday.​​ Read more about the exhibition.

A Chair and You

Book a visit between 29 September - 31 January 2027
Included in ArtHopping

Chairs as you’ve never seen them before: in A Chair and You, everyday objects become the stars of an immersive performance. This fall, Kunsthal Rotterdam presents an exhibition built around one of the world’s most significant private collections of chairs, assembled by collector Thierry Barbier-Mueller (1960–2023). Read more about the exhibition here.

Signac. Symphony of Colours

Book a visit between 27 October - 28 February 2027
Included in ArtHopping, can also be booked as a guided exhibition tour

The must-see exhibition of this autumn! From 24 October, experience an impressive overview of Paul Signac (1863–1935), the master of Neo-Impressionism, at Kunsthal Rotterdam. At the end of the nineteenth century, building on the work of Georges Seurat, Signac developed Pointillism: a painting technique in which dots and short brushstrokes come together to form a rhythmic symphony of colour. This exhibition offers an in-depth introduction to Signac’s work, presented on a scale rarely seen in the Netherlands. At the same time, Symphony of Colours reveals how his influence resonates in the painting of his contemporaries. Read more about the exhibition here.

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ArtHopping: discover the different exhibitions and the Kunsthal building, photo: Bas Czerwinski
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Miguel Chevalier, Extra Natural – Seed n°11, 2016, c/o Pictoright Amsterdam 2026

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